Timeline of Charleston Emanuel AME Church shooting
A timeline recounts the night of the Charleston church shooting and the next morning capture of Dylann Roof in Shelby. It notes State Sen. Clementa Pinckney leaving Columbia for Emanuel AME, a prayer circle, a shooter entering the church, reports to police at 9 p.m., a child surviving as an elderly woman shields him, surveillance identifying a black sedan, and a subsequent manhunt.
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Charleston
S.C
Shelby
Dylann Storm Roof
Lexington
Emanuel Ame Church
Clementa Pinckney
State Senate
Columbia
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal
Nine killed in Charleston church shooting tied to Dylann Roof
Timeline shows FBI involvement across multiple hours as authorities identify suspect Dylann Roof, 21, with Richland County links and ties to white supremacist imagery. Surveillance photos released. Roof captured in Shelby after chase on U.S. 74. victims named. Obama addresses nation. extradition processed.
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FBI
Dylann Storm Roof
Richland County
S.C
Roof
Columbia, S.C
Harea
Rosewood
Hand
Dreher
Lexington County
White Knoll
Rhodesia
South Africa
Confederate States of America
Reuters
Neighborhood trembles as church shooting suspect is cornered
Elaine Elmore watched on TV as Dylann Roof was tracked near her Shelby North Carolina neighborhood on U S 74. Police roped off Plate Lee Road West Dixon Boulevard while bystanders gathered at a Marathon station. Residents praised Shelby Police for a peaceful arrest and wondered why the suspect traveled here. ATF agents joined the scene by 12 30 p m before the car was towed away.
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Elaine Elmore
Charleston
S.C
Elmore
Dylann
U.S. 74
W. Dixon Blvd
Marathon
Keith Anderson
Shelby
Roof
Donnie Stowe
Charlotte
Lake Lure
Plate Lee Road
West Dixon Boulevard
Stone
Shelby Police Department
Anderson
Terrell Hipp
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Dylann Roof
East Dixon Boulevard
GastonGazette.com
Victims named in Emanuel AME church shooting
Clementa Pinckney 41 longtime pastor and SC state senator. Sharonda Coleman-Singleton 45 part time minister and speech pathologist. Ethel Lance 70 longtime church member and housekeeping staff. Susie Jackson 87 choir member. Cynthia Hurd 54 library manager. Felecia Sanders survivor described by niece. notes on relatives and community impact from Charleston church tragedy.
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Sharonda Coleman-Singleton
Emanuel Ame Church
Goose Creek High School
Susie Jackson
Ethel Lance
Jackson
Cleveland
Ohio
Tim Jackson
WEWS
Cynthia Taylor
Associated Press
Felecia Sanders
Sanders
Cynthia Hurd
Hurd
Charleston County Library System
Charleston
Malcom Graham
North Carolina senator aided by college students and Charleston residents
State senator DePayne Middleton-Doctor, 49, began as an enrollment counselor at the university in December after leaving Charleston County where she managed grants aiding the poorest residents with roof and septic repairs. Colleagues recall her community focus as Tywanza Sanders, a 26 year old Allen University graduate described as quiet and kind, posted motivational content online before the shooting.
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Charleston
DePayne Middleton-Doctor
Middleton-Doctor
Crawford
Middleton Doctor
Charleston County
J. Elliott Summey
Charleston County Council
Tywanza Sanders
Allen University
Sanders
Jackie Robinson
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